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When Justine Whitmore comes back to the
inn she’s staying at after a wedding, it’s bad luck that she
can’t find her key to get in. Things go from bad to worse
when an attempt to get into her room gets her arrested – for
soliciting! Justine’s luck takes a turn for the better when
a night that begins badly ends with pleasure in the arms of
the local sheriff. She never expects to hear from the sexy
Mark Taylor again, but when a crazy busybody files a
complaint that threatens Mark’s career and Justine’s
reputation, the two pretend a whirlwind romance to protect
both. But when their fake love story starts to feel
all-too-real, Justine and Mark have to figure out if they
can make it work between a small-town sheriff and a big-city
PR exec.
Break out the handcuffs and prepare for
a sexy good time with Trouble with the Law.
Tatiana March uses a spot of trouble to throw together two
people perfect for each other that might never have
otherwise given each other a chance. Both Mark and Justine
are extremely likeable characters and part of the fun of
Trouble with the Law was watching them figure out
they have more in common than they think. Each has issues
from their past that make them wary of becoming involved
with one another, but irresistible attraction has a way of
breaking through their barriers. The only issue I had with
this story was that it ended abruptly (as in, I checked
twice to make sure that it ended where it did indeed end).
Even a few pages more would have given Trouble with
the Law a more finished feel. Still, I enjoyed this
story and look forward to reading more of Ms. March’s
stories. |